A greeting card, requested by my neighbour, for a lady with terminal cancer, who loves big cats. Thanks Martine for the help!!
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een heel mooi motief en veel kracht voor de mevr.
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Baie dankie, die mevr. is op medikasie en ons kan net vir haar bid.
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shirlener88
26 Dec 2011
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Doesn't this lion stitch out great? This is a great card.
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It really does stitch out well. I was a bit dubious and thought it might tear the card but it was a pleasure.
The lion looks regal on the card.
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Doesn't he just!! I wish I could digitize, I would do wild animals specifically for greeting cards :)
Turned out great. Well done to you both. Hugs Yvonne
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Thank you :)
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asterixsew
26 Dec 2011
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I just love the way you have put the brown 'fur' at the back of this. It is stunning
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Thank you, I wanted it simple and rustic
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joanne8125
26 Dec 2011
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You have done a great job and very creative with the fur around the edges.
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Thank you :)
Great job love the lion
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Thank you sweetheart, I love him too
nice card !
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Thank you, I love African wildlife
It'slovely, especially with the furry edge!
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Thank you sweetie, hope you have a splendid day :)
wow what a card wish i was this good hugs carolyn
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You are, I am about to try your newest idea :) Have a great day :)
That is such a wonderful card. Great job! I know it will cheer up her friend.
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Oh I do hope so and thank you for the kind words :)
A very nice job Terri. What would we do without Martine who is so thoughtful and generous with her talent./Lillian
A beautiful, unique card! Well done to both of you! Hugs, Lidia
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cherylgauteng
27 Dec 2011
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Terri - This is so lovely ! Congrats and looking forward to February.
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justonlyme
27 Dec 2011
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You did a great job!! How did you get the fur to just peek out from behind the top layer? That is a really awesome idea, and very nice for you to do.
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Thank you, it isn't fur, it is handmade mulberry paper, I wet it with water and then frayed the edges, it works very well and is very effective